
audiobook
by Mary Blake, Carnation Milk Products Company
My Hundred favorite Recipes Mary Blake
The Delight of the New in Cookery
GENERAL DIRECTION - Making Accurate Measurements
Soups
Sauces - For Fish and Vegetables
Fish
Meats
Vegetables
Salads
Quick Breads
This compact collection brings together a hundred of the author’s most trusted dishes, each chosen for everyday usefulness and reliable flavor. Designed with home cooks in mind, the recipes showcase the versatility of evaporated milk, turning a simple pantry staple into richer soups, smoother sauces, and tender baked goods. Every instruction is written plainly, so both novice and seasoned cooks can follow along without hassle.
The book highlights how even familiar ingredients can feel fresh when paired with the double‑richness of Carnation milk, offering ideas for breakfast creams, comforting casseroles, and sweet treats alike. Helpful tips on measuring, substituting, and storing the milk help keep meals economical and consistent. Listeners will come away with practical inspiration to brighten family meals while making the most of a pantry essential.
Language
en
Duration
~1 hours (72K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Stephen Hutcheson, Lisa Corcoran and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net
Release date
Jun 4, 2021
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
An Irish-born poet and writer who built a literary life in Boston, she wrote with warmth, wit, and a strong sense of place. Her work ranges from poetry to travel writing and children's literature, reflecting a lively curiosity about the world around her.
View all booksBetter known as a historic food company than a traditional individual author, this name appears on vintage recipe books tied to the Carnation evaporated milk brand. Its publications offered practical, home-style cooking ideas aimed at everyday readers.
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